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GroCer's list.

P1cKLEs-M Medium. in bbls. $500: do in
half bbls, $3.50; small. in bbls, $500: do, in
half in taf hes sbs s9So sherkns in 00l' slooo
SUGAR~iiranulated g. @61Sc; conf. A, ca
Csc; white extra G, 55ka5 &C; extra G, $500
5}sc;, yellow Z, 4sl@41sc: cut loaf, 6@s@6s4c;
pCorrEEs-ordinary grades, 17y4@l:c fair
l.@1 &c prime. Iaoohc; choice, / al Nc;
fancy green and yellow. =U(9 lc; old gov
eTnment Java, so,93Sc; interior Java, 1870
2ss'c; McLaughiln's XXXX roasted, sssIc;
Dilworth's 2:Iyc: Red Cross, 2:s,c.
CANNED GOODS Oysters standard, per case,
Ts per case
MIA pears. per case, $3.50; apricots, per cass.
S4.6o: peaches: ber case, $500; white cher
ries per case, $500: p!qWs. per case, ss5.;
per case sso; piSesppss lp p"s per case
s3, 2Oa57s: I ID ms:kere: per doz, $l.40:
berries. per case, sl.75; Id string beans, per
slb marrow fat peas, per case. 81. 'O0o9 So 9 ID
toes. So. Odfa. o:2 lb,corn s34OC6o. 80
@arGMEseT a. mnIs eadls a'c; square cases.
SYRuP-No. 10, 4gallon kegs, sl.2S0l.3O;
MsT Sb 8Tes@S gsn nsT maple syrnp
per doz, $3.50: quart cans, S5.Ov
CCo-plug-Ch 80; horse shoe,
-: star, 35: j. T.. 33: spear head, 81; merry
war, IS; robin ruff, 26; happy thought, 20;
PDer leidSick, g.
CANDY-Mlxed. sl6oellc: stick. sl6@9kc:
CRACkERs-Garneau's soda, butter and
picnic. PIG; creams, shc; ginger snaps, SIC;
''sy SrHMcnoMirror sTusi gloss. lb, &C.; mirror
gloss, lb 54c: mirror gloss, Glib, 6slc;
Graves corn, l 10, ,6lSc; kingsford's corn. 10,
&c: kingsfOrd's gloss, ID. &c: KingsfOrd's
gloss, ID. 71<c: kingsford's pure lib SIC;
KingSfOrd's pure, lb 51%c; KingSfOrdS
bulk. &c.
Kinks satinet. $500; Kirk standard, $3.05;
Kinks white Russian, $500; Kinks white
cap, $3.50; dome, S3.s5; washboard. s3.1O;
white cloud. $3.75.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-10
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. May 9.-The DroVcrs' Jour
nal reports as follows:
Cattle-Receipts, G,OOO; strong and a shade
higher; shipping steers, s4.0O0p49O; stockers
and feeders. SO. 5O@42O cows. bulls and
mixed, 81 :0O@4:oO; bulk, s3.0O@s.25; Texas
cattle, 82.75Q1+.35.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; weak and lOc lower;
rough and mixed, S425G5.25; packing and
shipping, s5.2Oa5.4O; light, S4.65@52 20 I;
Sheep~Receipts. 5000: steady; wooled
S4.0O@540; shOrn, s3.00@4.25; Texans, $500
@3.3O; lambs, S4.5O66.OO.
NatIonal stock Yards. East st.
Louis, ILL.,, May 9.-Cattle- Receipts, 2, 200 !;
shipments, 100; stronger; choice heavy
native steers, Sa.So95. fair to good ship
ping steers, S3.95(64.65; butchers steers
fair to choice, S360G4.35; feeders, fair to
good, $s9o@4.15; stockers, fair to good,
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; shipments, 2,aoO;
slow and lower; choice heavy ana butchers
selections, S53065. 40; packing, fair to good,
$5.1565.30; Workers, medium to prime. S4.95
95.l0; pigs, common to good, S4SO(G4.S0.
Kansas City. May 9.-Cattle-Receipts.
LOO; shipments, none; market and shade
stronger for shipping, others about steady (;
common to choice shipping, S3.sO94.5 80 F.;
stockers, S2.6O93.2O; feeding steers, $3.SO9
$50.
Hogs-Receipts, 8.OOO: shipments, COO;
market opened weak and 10c lower, closing
weak; common to choice, $4.6O95. 10; skips
and pigs, S2.5094.5O.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-10
Live Stock Notes.
Cattle steady.
= Hogs all sold.

Cattle steady.
q Hogs all sold.
Hogs a shade stronger.
B Handy fat cattle stronger.
ii. r. Falkner, Plumb Creek, was in with q
load of hogs.
Mr. Russell, Aselmo, came in with three
loads of cattle.
}. NJ artin, Grand Island, came in with two
loads of cattle
Colonel Sharpe has returned from a busi-
ness trip to Chicago.
Jim Marsh, Blue Springs, was here with
three loads of cattle
A. l.. Spearwan, Springfield was in and
sold two loads of cattle.
Frank Sanders was in with load of hogs
and two loads of cattle from Carson.
+. NJ. Sackett, Albion, was in and mar
keted four loads of cattle and one of hogs.
q. w. Lee, an old time shipper, was in
from llarwoOd, Neb., with two loads of cat
tie and a load of hogs.
+. A. Corlis, of Corlis, Brighton II Dough-
erty, was here and marketed four loads of
cattle from Waterloo.
l.. +. Martin, of Martin Bros Chicago,
stopped here on his way to his feeding ranch
at Long Island, kans.
p. j. Files, Cedar Rapids, a heavy shipper,
was in with two loads of cattle which sold on
the market at good prices.
The Upton hogs averaged pro lbs. and cost
&c more than their drove brought ON Satur-
day. The Anglo American drove cost a
shade less.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, May 9.--lSpecial Telegram to
the BEE.l-CATTLE-The beef cattle mar
ket to-day was stronger There were sales
which showed no advance, while some handy
fat cattle sold 1Oc higher. The general mar
ket was not particularly active, but the sup
ply being much lighter than expected. the
market was stronger all around and there
was good clearance. Some good heavy ex-
port cattle sold at s4.5O@47o and $3.50 was
the top for some choice New York cattle.
Shipping steers 1850 to 15OOlbs, $4.5o94.90;
1900 to 1850 lbs. $4.3O(94.7O: $50 to 1900 lbs
S4OO(14.4O: stOckers and feeders, S2.5(p4. 200;
cows, bulls and mixed S2.OO@4. 90; bulk, So. 10
@3.25; slOp-fed steers, S2.250p275; Texas cat
tic, strawy. grassers, S2.75e3.9O; corn fed,
$4.00td4.35.l
Hods.-There was a sharp down turn of
5@lOc in this market, with slow trade and a
dull finish Many lots, both in the hands of
the commission men and spectators, were
carried over. Rough and common and mixed
sold at S5.00Q65.70; fair to good mixed, S.. Is
@5:25 and best heavy, together with butcher
sorts neglected. Packers, $5.OO@5.75.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-10
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK. May 9.-(Special Telegram
to the BEE. E.l-SToCKs.-The stock market
was weak to-day, although there WAS no i'm
portant break. The London market for
American securities came In heavy and a
shade lower and this exercised depressing
influence on the local markets. Arbitrage
houses reported very slack demand for
stocks, and there were current reports that
strong bear party had been formed, COM
posed Of Gou d, Sage, White and Pearsall,
and that the intention was to work prle
down in order to buy for big bull move
ment which Is expected to come later In the
season. New England was rather firm at a
shade above 56, and very strong points we're
out that 1t was bought for . big advance.
Gould stocks were inactive, and the pressure
to sell Missouri Pacific appeared to be over
for the time being Fort Worth & Denver,
which electrified the street with a 10 point
advance last week, began to drop to-day. 1t
sold down per cent and the talk from al
legged inside sources was that 1t would 60
good deal lower. Grangers received only
slack support from the west and were, in
consequence, very dull but not especially
weak. Western operators were doing very
little in the market. They are inclined to
feel bearish on the theory that manipulation
WAS likely W ChuSc u SOWeWHut lOWcT range
of prices, but they preferred not to sell stocks
themselves while the railroad earnings were
SO larse. At noon the market was steady
with the exception of Fort Worth Il Denver,
which had declined per cent The sales to
noon were 81, 900 shares. Fort Worth dropped
to 53sl in the afternoon dealings, but before
the close had rallied to SOS. New England
advanced q per cent and all the coal stocks
showed good gains. The market closed very
strong at about the best prices OF the day.
The total sales were about 2OO, 900 shares.
GovERNMENTs-GOvern bonds were
dull but steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-10
General Produce.


bare Produce Of all kinds is moving freely,
although the general receipts are light.
General Produce.
I7,efOllO,Dt,la prices are for round lots OF
produce, as sofa on the market tO-ddv.
EGGs-The receipts are light and the mar
ket is higher, the bulk moving at lie.
EGGs-The market is steady at lOc.
BUTTER There is an occasional package
of fancy butter that sells above the quotations
good, 1O9l2c; common, 5(a9c.
CHEEsE-Full cream cheddars, single, l41tc;
full cream flats, twins, 141sc; Young Ameri-
cas- cn,,ed lSe fancy SWISS ls Swiss i'm
LIVE PoULTRY-Chickens. S3.OO4325.
GAME-Ducks, mallard, per doZ, Sc OC(1
225: ducks. teal, per doz. Sl.5O9l.75; ducks,
mixed, per doz, Sl.5O9L75; geese, per doz,
S3.OOG3.50; brants per dOz, $500; snipe,
per dOz, Sl.4 .plO'eI SIC.
POTATOEs-HOme grown, small lots, from
store, 10(aSOc; new potatoes, per bbl, $3.50
sweet & Jerseys, ey $3.50; sweet southern queen.
ONroNs-Old onions, per Dbl, s4.5O@5 90;
Lew southern. per bDl, $500
CABBAGE-There IS very little on the
market. ma New California stock sells at SIG
APPLEs-The market is bare and there is
no stock of any account.
NEW ,VEaETABLEs-Spinach, per Dbl,
lettuce, 35@4Oc; pie plant, per 10. 21ac; Home
grown aspagus. per doz, 6Oc; cucumbers.
per dozen, 65(d75c.
BEANs-lnferior stock. .75C9s1. 90 good clean
country, Sl.0OCGl.25; medium, hand picked,
81. 4091.5O; hand picked. navy, 81 .50td1.6O
PRovIsIoNs--Ham, 1216c; breakfast
bacon, zip. lO}3c; breakfast bacon. plain, lie:
dry salt sides, S1s(9SHc; dried beef, regular. 10
@llc; dried beef, ham pieces, l3c; lard, 5O-lb
cans, INC: 90 ID cans, Fairbanks, 7a4c; l0-lb
cans, Fairbanks, 7Ec; 5-lb cans, Fairbanks,
SC: Bib cans. Fairbanks, she.
LEMoNs-Messina, choice, per box, $3.50
a 90.
ORANGEs-Calfornia, Los Angeles, per
S.75; Messina imperial, fancy, $50; San
Gabriel, single box lots, $500; San Gabriel,
box lots S2.S5.
STRAwBERRIEs-The receipts are liberal
and the market lower. Choice stock, per
case, IS. 90.
BANANAs-Largebu bunches, per bunch, $3.50
@4.00.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-10
PRODUCE MARKET.

Chicago. May 9.-following quota
tions are the $3.50 closing tigures
Flour-Steady and unchanged: winter
wheat flour, S425Cd4.30; southern, S4.loC94.2O;
Wisconsin. S4.20d430: Michigan soft
spring wheat, s3.70Qf4.30: Minnesota bakers,
s3.7O(d4 80; patents, S4.5O84.sJ: low grades,
sl95G2.95, rye -four. quiet at S3.25td3.4O; in
sacks and barrels, s3(d3.7o
Wheat-Slow, quiet and lower; market
opened kmBc lower. fiuctuated within AW
&c range and closed i.1ssc lower than on
Saturday; cash, s3c: June, Sjc July, SAC.
Corn-Quiet early and active later; the
market opened a shade below Saturday and
closed Lc better for futures than on SATURDAY
with cash lower; cash, 3s}sc; June, o92sc;
Oats-Oats ranged slightly under Satur-
days close; cash, 26]sc; June, 21ssc; July,
2Sc.
Rye-5Gc.
Barley .5Ic.
Timothy Seed-Prime. s1.7O.
Flax d-3l01I4@ I4@l.O711.
Whisky-Sl.10
Pork-Dul and quiet, with prices un-
changed; cash and June, S2325.
Lard-Declined 21ac early, rallied and
closed quiet; cash, S6.s219; June, $3.50; July.
S607l6.
Bulk Meats-Shoulders s5.65057O 20; short
clear, S7.g0d7.a5; short ribs, S7.37H.
Butter-Quiet; creamery, lSC922c; dairy,
15(d20c.
Cheese-Firm; full cream cheddars, 1l14@
nc; flats, R11Ml2}6c; young Americas, l2%
a. l3c skins, 3asc.
Eggs-Firm at 10sIdilc.
Hides-Unchanged; heavy green salted i14c;
light do, 72iG1Sc; sated bull hides, &c; green
salted calf, Sc; dry flint 12al3c: dry calf,
1870 lac: deacons, 40c each; dry salted, 10c:
Tallow-Unchanged; No. lcountry, 4c; NO.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-10
LINCOLN, NEB.

Ten Railroads, and moro are coming. 100
Trains Daily.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-10
DUMMY TRAINS.

Running between Council Bluffs and South
Omaha. In addition to the stations men,
toned, trains stop at Twentieth and Twenty
fourth streets, and at Summit, In Omaha.
Westward,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-10

All sales OF stock IN this market are made
percwt. live weight unless otherwise stated.
Dead hogs sell at nc per ID. for all weights.
"Skins," or hogs wei ching less than 100 lbs.
nOvalue. Pregnant sOws are dOcked 40 lbs
and stays 80 lbs. by the public inspector.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-10
General Markets.

VARNIsHEs-BaIrels. per gallon; rurni.
ture, extra, Sll0; furniture, No. l, Sl0O;
coach extra Sl.4O; coach, No. / sl.9o; Da-
mar, extra Sl;75; Japan, zoe; asphaltum,
;1tss :i!: s'o; shsllaS 's'''' hard oil finish
DAY PAINrs.-white lead, 10; French zinc.
l2c: Paris whiting. 21<c; whiting, gilders.
manstOwn, I2c; lampblack, ordinary, &c;
Prussian blue 55c pltrsmsrine, lsc; vandyk-
brown, SC; umber. burnt 4c; umper. raw. &c;
mon. H. chrome Green, N. y, 2Oc;
vernilllOn American. lie: lndlsn
raw ana bum. lumber, y cans. iSc; raw and
black, l6c; drop black. l6c; Prusslan blue
loc; lltramarine black. lsc; chrome 0rcen. L.,
T. Sd. lec; blind and shutter. green, L.. N.
vsnssI.n rsd, Tuscan, sse; American
yermiliioni l. q is:' ~ 3c; yellow ochre. &c; L.
dryer g. ginning &c S9lo5 Light oak dark osI
oDRUas AND IHEMIcALs.-Acd carbolic.
iei seiq tart.ric osc; balssm cor ,SSpaibc s,pIsS psr
Per y. 7sc. chinchonidia per o., Aoc; chloro-
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-10

options 11qllsc. lower. closing heavy; un-
graded red, @3@9s4c; No. 3 red, 9314c: No.
!. !. red, as.4c; No, 2 95a95h in elevator,
board; June closing at 94Tc
Corn-Recepts, 236,OOO; exports, 6o,0O0;
spot l4dl9c and opt ions 1sG0l4c lower, clos
ing heavy; ungraded, 4sSa494c; No. 2, 4slc
old, June closing at 4sl6c.
Oats-Shade lower and less active; re-
cceipts, 5000; exports, 6l7; mixed western,
3463Gc; white western, 37QD42c.
Petroleum-Steady; United closed at 663sc.
Pork-Firm and fairly active.
Lard-Dull and couple of points lower;
western steam, spot, quoted at S7.2O.
Cheese-Quiet.
Butter-Quiet.
Esgs-Quet and weak; western, fresh,
12Ac.
Milwaukee. May 0.-Wheat-Easier;
june, s2SGc; July. s3ssc.
Corn-Strong and IN brisk demand; No. 8,
40c, fair demand No. 2, 31150132Ac.
Rye-Dull and nominal.
Barey--Steady; No, 2, 55c.
Provisiops-Steady; pork, $500 for re-
Cincinnati, May 9.-wneat-Firm; No. 2
red, SIC.
Corn-In good demand and easier; No.
Oats-ln fair demand; No. 2 mixed, Soc.
Rye-Quiet; No. 2, Csc,
pOrk-Quiet, at SlG.5O.
Whisky-Active and firm at Sl.05.
Minneapolis. MAY 9-Wheat-Dull and
weak; No. hard, 7s&c for May so3sc for
for May; 79c for June; soSSc for July; No.
northern, S5l4c for May; S61sc for June; SS11c
for July on track: No. 1 hard, 7914c; No.
northern, 7s}9c; No. northern. 7Gc.
Flour.Steady; -a patents, s4.4o@45o bak-
Receipts-Wheat. 1856. 600 bu.
Shlpments-Wheat, 900 bu; flour, 10000
bbls.
bu.; at st. Paul, 100000 bu.
st. Louis. May 9.-Wheat-Lower; cash.
S413c; June, S3c.
Corn-Strong; cash, se11@s714c; June,
| $500.
Pork-Dull; new, $1,000
Lard-NOminally at $6.7O.
Whsky-LOwer at $l.l3.
Butter-Demand moderate and values
| Afternoon Board -Wheat-Lower; May,
S14 $3.50; June, S3aS314c; July, S0a@Slc !;
August, Sol 4@sO1ic. Corn-Firm but quiet !;
July, 3756c. Oats-Steady and unchanged.
No a.1.es res osS easS Ny Dd yass So S
sc asked; June, 1890 bid; July 351sc bid,
Oats-No bids and no offerings.
Liverpool, May 9.-Wheat-Quiet but
stedy; the demand has fallen off and
| holders offer sparingly; California
No. l, nothing offering; req western
| spring, Is 2dG7s Sd per Genital; do winter,
rs 4d@1s Cd per GENITAL.
Corn-Steady; new mixed western, As I'd
per Genital.
New Orleans, Gchanged
mixed Soc; yellow, sic; white, SIC.
Oats-Easier at 37tG3719c.
| COrnmeal-Firmer at $2.35.
Hog Products-Unchanged.
| Lard-Rehned tierce S7.OO.
Bulk Meats-Shoulders, $3.50; long cleal
and clear ribs, SS.G21@.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-10
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
Monday, May 9.
MUu
The Week.

The Week.
The receipts of live stock during the week
past were heavy and the tendency of the mar
ket downward. The cattle market declined
1o@ l5c on Tuesday and 5@l0c on Wednes-
day which was followed by another decline
Of 5@lOc on Friday. The hog market was
steady durin. the greater part of the week,
excepting decline of 5(9lOc on Wednesday; !;
Cattle.
The receipts were liberal to-day for the
first OF the week. The market was fairly
active at prices about steady with Saturday.
Hogs.
The run Of hogs to-day was not as large as
ON Saturday by four hundred head. The mar
ket was . shade stronger and fairly active,
nearly everything being sold before midday.
Sheep.
There was nothing doing on the market.
Receipts.
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Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-10
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS
Monday Nav O.
The Week,

The Week.
The market on most lines of produce has
been steady during the week past. The
most noticeable decline was in butter, which
dropped 4GI5c in few days on account
Of the largely increased receipts.
Live poultry also weakened somewhat
Eggs were steady all the week but the light
receipts forced them up to-day. Home grown
potatoes are very scarce and the market is
bare. Produce of all kinds is moving freely,
although the general receipts are light
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-10
live stock Sold.
Shipments.
STEERS,

Showing the number of cattle. hogs and
sheep shipped from the Yards during the day.
CATTLE.
No. cars. Rt Dest.
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Trustee's Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That 90
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once Of shelby county, Tsnnefses, 10 book
III, page ~, default having been made IN
the dcbt secured therein and HAVING been
requested 70 cell By the beneficiary therein
THOMAS N. sCkUg0s, trustee. \
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THE COUNTY GUARDIANS.
BRIEF SESSION OF THICOUNTY
COURT YESTERnY.
Bridge Commissioners lected for
Auother Term by celia
nation.
CHAIRMAN sLAUGHTR's QUAR-
TERLY REPORT RECEIVED.
He Recommends an Increase OF
100000 ia the Piblic Debt
for Turnpiles.

The County Court Md a brief ss
sion yesterday, elected Bridge w
missioner Cole for sIother term,
reclamation, heard The repob "a
Chairman Slaughter, and adj o ia
over until next Mond,y. Folio
THE cHAIRMANs RRPoRT III
To the wOrshipisi County Court ''
County, Tenn; ,ro,tax
submit to you my secoE .ho ~.
ly report ending June so, rsca;nts
ing you the amount of n a, isr In
and disbursements for trfeel mncb
doing so must soy tR n thai The
gIatified in stating in the most
affairs Of our finances 40 .probabIy
hsaltbful condition, Or twenty.fiye
than they bave behsn thew have
years, II not more niz ,tion of the
been since the
county. ITO
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shcrir's Salc Of Personal praper,,

" trsets Memphis. on TuHsI AY, july
,, 1871, ~ II o'clock a.m., tsill 81 iofoa
~ the highest bidd n. TIE stock a lrocsri D,
Whuty tcaiei, fII'uFe', Etc. levied {
ht tho property q Or ham A Coz 6wsll, :
sttc4toa IN favor Of u. ckotly.
w. n. gAhN n, sheriff.
~ Tom r.. Taylor. Deputy shsrin.
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LAW REPORTS.

Calendar for To-day; Noe. G69s
John MoKenna W. Robert II. Brooks
6774, Gum a Pagan W. Go. q. Dsnl
ct al. s2i2, A. n. Kortrecht vs. Geo
Warren; 1853. J Miner va Susie Z
Flaak u al sos, NJ. T. ConAway w.
Q. q. Reakirt Ct nj. 1872, w. y. schai
fer Va. Valley Oh Mills; 1896. Joseph
Fader et al. Va. w. ID. Cannon, sheriff
Sg3s, Thomos Clprk Va. Mary Gun
ninghsm; 1909, q. w. Jeaton vs.
Woodruff Lumber Company: s97s,
VIM. Cunningham W. N. X. sledge.
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FOR Ries.ts, narAsmss and VAST
Ing nlsordera Of NhlIdren

S15tts Emulsion Of Pare God Liver
OIL With Hypophotphitos IL unequaled
The fsplditY With vbich childien gain
flssh and strength upon II Ia very
wonderful. Read the following: II
have used SCOTS Emu lsion In cases oI
ricketts, and marasmus Of long stand.
ing, and have bsen more than pleased
with the results, ~ in every case the
improvement Eas marked. j. VI.
Main, MD, New York
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THoMAs BRADFoRD, No. 3ll Western
avenue, Allegheny City, Pa, hal
Liver Complaint three years. Mana
In cured him.